NoSQL database is one of the most powerful database engine available in the market which is the backbone for different high-performance applications e.g. MongoDB. Today we will provide Step by step guide to install mongodb 4.0.x on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS x86_64 (64 bit) Operating system.
Nowadays world is going digital in all possible ways and sharing has become a habit of modern day internet users. So when we do something and see something special, we try to share it with close ones instantaneously. Also when we see some posts or comments from any known (or sometimes unknown as well), we usually try to respond back. All these actions that we are doing consists of different sentiments, it could be POSITIVE or NEGATIVE.
Graph is everywhere. We are surrounded by different types of graphs starting from social media, banking application, financial applications and lots more. e.g. In LinkedIn, we used to get a connection tree which shows us how we know the other people in the network, that’s nothing but an awesome application of graph.
Machine Learning is not anymore a technology of the future, it’s a present-day miracle. We are using benefits of machine learning every now and then, maybe knowingly or maybe unknowingly. It has become a part of our daily life. Today we are going to demonstrate a basic setup which will be required to run a machine learning application on your system.
We often need to convert pre-trained Glove Vectors into Word2Vec embedding format so that it can bee feed to any larger neural network e.g. LSTM, GRU, etc.
Here we will explain, how to convert pre-trained Glove vectors into Word2Vec format using Gensim implementation for the Word2Vec algorithm.
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